Do I need any additional hardware to remove the factory installed dash?
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I needed a couple screw drivers. I found several videos on YouTube showing how to get things apart. It looked complicated but things came apart easily. The hardest part is taking the hardware for the climate controls and flashers off the old dash cover and putting the screw into the new one without the screw posts cracking. I've been real happy with it after driving with it installed for a little while now. Again, go to YouTube and you will find several videos that will be very helpful.
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No. All you need are philips and flat screwdrivers. You also would want to extend out and down the steering wheel for easier removal. Reuse all the screws from the old equipment to put in to the new one. Be careful when you tighten the screws to the scosche dash kit, the screw holes tend to crack easily. Test all the buttons (ie climate controls) before the final install. Make sure they don't stick like mine did. The 2 bottom screws holding the factory radio may not fit the new dash kit. You may have to re-drill the new dash kit or get a different set os screws.
1594654
You will need to purchase a dash kit, wiring harness, and antenna adapter separately to complete installation.
1704527
There is most likely a kit for your install. I would not buy this unit again. It has a habit of freezing up and becomes unresponsive. It has a lot of bugs and I think put on the market before it was baked. The customer support at Kenwood is awful. They want you to rip the radio out of your dash and send it back for repairs which takes weeks. Given the unpredictive nature of the freeze up..if they cannot make it happen they will do nothing to the unit. I am hoping for a firmware update someday that will make this thousand dollar unit work like it should.. Until then I will have to live with it. I would tell a friend to find another unit... good in principle but seriously flawed. There is most likely a kit for your install. I would not buy this unit again. It has a habit of freezing up and becomes unresponsive. It has a lot of bugs and I think put on the market before it was baked. The customer support at Kenwood is awful. They want you to rip the radio out of your dash and send it back for repairs which takes weeks. Given the unpredictive nature of the freeze up..if they cannot make it happen they will do nothing to the unit. I am hoping for a firmware update someday that will make this thousand dollar unit work like it should.. Until then I will have to live with... » Read More There is most likely a kit for your install. I would not buy this unit again. It has a habit of freezing up and becomes unresponsive. It has a lot of bugs and I think put on the market before it was baked. The customer support at Kenwood is awful. They want you to rip the radio out of your dash and send it back for repairs which takes weeks. Given the unpredictive nature of the freeze up..if they cannot make it happen they will do nothing to the unit. I am hoping for a firmware update someday that will make this thousand dollar unit work like it should.. Until then I will have to live with it. I would tell a friend to find another unit... good in principle but seriously flawed. « Show Less
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Fdeto,A dash install kit, a wiring harness and an antenna adaptor should be all that you need.Eric C
1337518
Yes.... it comes with two different styles of dash mounts. Just read the directions carefully.
416296
Yes. You will need to acquire the wiring harness adapter and the appropriate dash board mounting adapter for a clean installation.
1868224
Not without grinding. Internals of dash i put in a lincoln navigator. But it took some grinding. An cutting. But looks factory
715259
Hello. Yes, you will need a wiring harness and dash kit to complete the installation.
1543979
Yes but you will need the right after market dash kit for your car. I found that most after market kits work.
170028
yes, you would just need something like this: http://www.scosche.com/car-audio/installation/1982-up-toyota-imports-in-dash-install-kit and something like this: http://www.scosche.com/car-audio/1981-up-toyota-vehicles-harnessThese two things will make the whole installation process a lot easier.
1837094
Yes, mine did, I flush mounted into the dash so I did not use it. but it did come with the bracket and quick release knobs so you could remove daily if you wanted.
1792393
Both the dash and the sound bar look the same so they should. Both are easy installs.
1597546
It is totally incompatible with our old system and has all new connections. SO we have not even attempted to dismantle the dash to make new connections .. It still sits in the box ! Will post when we finally decide to tackle it !! It is to replace pioneer system that is 12 disk JD-1212S. Hope this helps...
201161
No harness is included, just the dash module (it's likely assumed you have a harness in the vehicle, since you are replacing that part presumably).
1096508
I am not sure what kind of dash you have so I would not take my advice on it. It is a great purchase though, if I were you I would get the back up camera that you can hook up to it.
1828930
I don't have a clue..try crutchfield & sonic electronix..they usually have vehicle specific dash kits
1167998
I did it install it, but I still needed to purchase a faceplate so it would seat in the dash properly. Also, after the install there was a whining noise coming from the rear speakers. The installer placed a couple of dampening cords and all is well. I still need to get the microphone for the hands free calibrated and the unit makes a popping sound through the speakers when I turn off the car.